The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-08-31
. leading futures ranged as foIlows:-

Cash quotations were ss follows: Flour
in local demand enly, prices are
9Hs sPfinss es5 aP No 9 9P9ing 65
No, 2 red, 69t&; Corn-No, 2 4V5s. Oats
No. 2, 2Oh. ,Rye--No;2, 41zc.. Barlev-nominal.
81 s6@2 S. Mess pork per bbi SIS 90 q Is .. Lard
per 100lbs, 6 3711. Short ribs sides-loOse, SIX.
Dry salted shoulders = boxed, 545 @ 5 So
distIllers finished goods. per gallon, $40.
Sugars, cut loaf, 6ss965sc;granulated CSC STAN
dard "A" &c.
MINNEAPOLIS, August 2s.-wheat-Market
milling wheat. No. l hard old, cash, 72hc;
September, 7c; octo6s[ 74c; No No
e ostober olS eas So i od
6g1Sc: September 69t4c October. 65c on track
old No. l hard, 74c; No. northern. 7SJ: No. 2
northern, zoe: new No. l hard, 1121; No.
northern. 69c; No. northern, CSC. Re-
ceipts-wheat, iO7,520 bu; iour, 40 bis; ship
ments-wheat, 1890 bu; -four, 29.52l bis; in
store-wheat, 2,S54,593 bu; st. Paul, So 900 bu.
sReceipts-Flour, bbls:I wheat, $4,000 bu:
corn, 2S5 900 bu; oats, los. 900 bu; rye 300 bu
barley, 1900 Blu. shipments-Flo =
bills oS wheat $1,000 6pi eorn eq ooS oats ats
On the Produce Exchange, to-day the butter
market was weak at ls@2i17c for creamery and
CINCINNATI, August 29.-Flour, easy;
family, s. 1908 IS; fancy, SO 5593 75. Wheat
dull: No. red nc; receipts 5000; shipments
1000. Corn easier and lower; No. mixed 4SA
@44e. Oats easier; No, 2 mixed H92719c Rye,
dull and easier; No. 591sc Pork dull at
s14 70. Lard scarce at Sc 30. Bulkmeats firm;
short rib, IS 20 Bacon steady; short rib, So
short clear, 50 so. Whisky steady: sales 1.670
barrels finished goods on basis 81 %. Butter
quiet; fancy creamery, 2692Se; extra, 239 95e;
choice dairy, 15917e. Linseed oil quiet at 429
44c. Sugar strong and higher; hard refined, 65s
QG54c: yellow, 41<951Sc. hogs, firm; common
and light 81 1905 %; packing and butchers s59
GO; receipts 2 300: shipments 500. Eggs stronger
at l4al415c. Cheese. steady and firm; small
| full cream, u9i2c. Eastern exchange steady at
| % per cent. discount buying aud par selling.
MINNEAPoLIS, August % Duluth wheat
| strong stock in store; decreased $4,000 bu
| Cars on track 1Ol. Receipts. 1900 bu: ship
ments. 45o Ooo: Closing cahh and September,
| 7lc; october, 1850.
Cotton.
| NEW YORK, August &C. L. Greene & Co.'S,
| report on cotton futures says: Without reaching
any volume of business, the cotton market was
sharp fluctuations At the outset, under some
disappointment IN the Liverpool advice7, the
inclination was to sell, with prices dropping of
some 3@5 points along pretty much the entire
| line. subsequent less promising accounts, es-
pecially from Arkansas, infused a stronger tone
| and eventually restored pretty much the entire
| loss with assistance obtained through new bnv-
| ing orders from abroad, and from tina eastward
| the close ruling fairly steady at within frac-
| ton of Saturday evening rates. Spot firmly
| NEW ORLEANS August 2a-Cotton firm mid
ding 5iSc low middli1g i t,iSc good oTdiR:
| coastwise 7S3; sales 800; stock II AGO.
Dry Goods.
| NEW YORK, August 29.-DrY goods-Of agents
there was a wide order request for moderate
| sssOrtments Of all seasonable stuffs which with
| deliveries on previous engagements returned
large sales.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 29.-Wool quiet and steady.
Oils.
OIL CITY, PA, Aug. 29.-National Transit
Certificates opened at 621se: highest 621ac; low
est 6lJsc; closed 62c. Sales, 523 900 bblS; clear
| anees l,542.0O0 bbls; charters, 1905 bbls;
shipments l02, 400 bbls; runs, 81 374 bbls.
PTTrSBURG, PA, August % Petroleum
dull but firm National Transit Certificates
opened At 62iIc; closed at 62c; highest, 6215c;
lowest 6151c.
BRADFORD. PA, Aug. 29-National Transit
Certificates opened at 6214e; closed at &c;
highest613 lowest, 6l5sc; cearances, 1,l56oOO.
TIrUSVILLE, PA. Aug. 29.-National Transit
Certificates opened at &C; highest, 621zc; low
est, 6l14e; closed at &c.
NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-Petroleum was dull
but steady; Opening 6214c, highest 625s lowest
6l5z, closing 621s. sales 629,000 bbIs.
CLEVELAND. o., August 29.-Petroleum-
firm; 8. w. l10.7.
WILMINGTON, August 26.-Turpentine-firm
at 2eHc.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 2o.-Cotton drm. Sales TO-
00 bales, including 1,00) for speculation and
export and I, so bales American. Wheat dull;
holders offer freely. Corn quiet and steady; de-
mand poor Bacoa. long clear Ais Sd per c9t.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS linssed s7s per quarter.
Spirits petroleum 1850 per gallon. Linseed
cake. western pds us per ton
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